$10,000 Blood Money

Original title: 10,000 dollari per un massacro

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Hired by a Mexican landowner to rescue his daughter from a bandit, a bounty hunter instead joins the crook on a heist to obtain a higher pay-out, leading to a tragic double-cross.Hired by a Mexican landowner to rescue his daughter from a bandit, a bounty hunter instead joins the crook on a heist to obtain a higher pay-out, leading to a tragic double-cross.Hired by a Mexican landowner to rescue his daughter from a bandit, a bounty hunter instead joins the crook on a heist to obtain a higher pay-out, leading to a tragic double-cross.

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6.2/10

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Gianni Garko

Django
(as Gary Hudson)

Loredana Nusciak

Mijanou

Claudio Camaso

Manuel Vasquez

Adriana Ambesi

Dolores Mendoza

Pinuccio Ardia

Seven Dollars
(as Joel Hardy)

Fidel Gonzáles

Fidelius the Photographer
(as Fidel Gonzales)

Franco Lantieri

Vasquez Henchman Juan
(as Frank Landers)

Massimo Sarchielli

Cisco
(as Max Pailey)

Ermelinda De Felice

Rosita LaPola
(as Mary Fleece)

Dada Gallotti

Scarface's Woman
(as Dada Galore)

Franco Bettella

Mendoza
(as Frank Little)

Aldo Cecconi

Scarface
(as Hal Chessman)

Renato Montalbano

Cardsharper at Poker

Peggy Nathan

Ms. Gardner the Shopkeeper

Ferdinando Poggi

Vasquez Henchman Miguel
(as Nando Poggi)

Mirko Valentin

Vasquez Henchman
(as Mirko Valentine)

Fernando Sancho

Stardust Vasquez

Elio Angelucci

Bar Patron
(uncredited)

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Trivia
The wanted poster of Claudio Camaso from this movie can be seen used in Sergio Corbuccis "Il Grande Zilencio".

Connections
Referenced in The Great Silence (1968)

Soundtracks
Basta cosi
(English version: "The Bells are Ringing")
Written by Nora Orlandi
Directed by Robby Poitevin
Sung by Piergiorgio Farina
Lyrics by Paola Orlandi
Published by Edizioni Musicali C.A.M.

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Strange spaghetti saga

I like spaghetti westerns - I'll watch any that cross my path and I'll almost certainly enjoy it. Though I have to admit that "10,000 For A Massacre" is one of the strangest spaghetti westerns I've seen in quite a while. There are some real surreal touches here and there, from the music to an often dreamy feeling generated by the director. The story is also unusual; while it more or less starts off with a standard spaghetti western premise, it eventually goes off in some unexpected directions. Nothing immediately wrong with that, but the story eventually gets to be a little boring , and you'll wonder why the hero doesn't just get down to business. The hero himself isn't totally likable, by the way, though he looks good compared to the villain played by Claudio Camaso (who is good.) While I wouldn't call this a GREAT spaghetti western, it may be of interest to spaghetti western fans who want to see something that somewhat different. I have to admit that despite those aforementioned flaws, it did in the end keep me interested right to the end.